Confessions of an Eccentric Dreamer

For Author Peter James Mclean Life Was Just One Adventure After Another. In Confessions Of An Eccentric Dreamer He Shares A Captivating Recollection Of His Life Dreams Adventures And Foibles. This Memoir Narrates How His Adventures Began At Age Sixteen And Continued Until Age Ninety-Two During Which Time He Worked And Retired From The New York Central Railroad; Developed A Money-Saving Water Softening Device To Clean Steam Engine Boilers; And Invented And Patented Toy Guns An Electro-Magnetic Water Conditioner A System For Increasing Gas Mileage In Automobiles A System To Extend Oil Life In A Combustion Engine And Another For High-Production Water Distilling Equipment. Confessions Of An Eccentric Dreamer Also Tells How Mclean Researched Sunken Ships In The Great Lakes And Invented A Waterscope To Explore The Ships And How He Cultivated A Lifelong Love Of Prospecting And Mining For Uranium Gold Silver And Other Minerals In Ontario. Sharing Stories From His Long And Colorful Life Mclean Inspires Would-Be Adventurers To Go Out And Live. The Words Cannot Be Done And Impossible Were Not A Part Of His Vocabulary.